Edge list

Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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en fetch (n)
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en fey Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (n)
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en folk Source: English Wiktionary
is feigur (a)
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en fey Source: English Wiktionary
el αλαφροΐσκιωτοσ (a)
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en fey Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (a)
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en second sight Source: English Wiktionary
en feyly (r)
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en fey Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (a)
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en strange Source: English Wiktionary
en feyness (n)
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en fey Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (a)
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en fairy Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (a)
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en otherworldly Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (n)
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en fairy Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (a)
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en magical Source: English Wiktionary
en fey
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en fay Source: English Wiktionary
en fay (a)
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en fey Source: English Wiktionary
en fey
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en fae Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (a)
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en clairaudience Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (a)
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en clairvoyance Source: English Wiktionary
fo feigur (a)
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en fey Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (a)
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en doomed Source: English Wiktionary
en fey (a)
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en spellbound Source: English Wiktionary
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